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During WW1 all naval powers of the world were searching for a way to defend their fleets against torpedo boats. And that’s how destroyers came to be — fast, multi-purpose vessels designed specifically to defend their allies against torpedo boats and submarines. Here are seven best destroyers available in War Thunder!
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17 October 2021
Thunder Show: Got Bombed
Hi! Welcome to the updated Thunder Show where we feature your replays of the most epic and funniest things that happen to you in your battles. Authors of the best ones get worldwide fame and 5000 golden eagles! And while you’re composing your email, here’s the best moments of the past week. Leeet's go!
In the beginning, Sweden bought most of its aircraft abroad. But then there was a moment when they couldn’t get enough P-35s from the US, and after it, the government decided to support domestic production and development of military aircraft, and Saab was the company that rose to the challenge.
Hi! Welcome to the updated Thunder Show where we feature your replays of the most epic and funniest things that happen to you in your battles. Authors of the best ones get worldwide fame and 5000 golden eagles! And while you’re composing your email, here’s the best moments of the past week. Leeet's go!
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8 October 2021
Chinese MBTs
There are two main approaches to designing main battle tanks. The western way… and the Soviet way. A typical NATO tank is a relatively big vehicle operated by a four man crew and armed with a 120mm gun with good elevation. Soviet engineers usually go for a low profile, a densely packed interior and a 125mm gun with an autoloader. All in all, tanks belonging to different schools of tank design are so different both visually and on a technical level, that, in most cases, you can easily tell whether a vehicle was made in the USSR or in the West just by looking at it. Sometimes, though, engineers decide to walk the middle path, making good use of ideas and design choices of both schools of tank design. That’s basically what happened in the People's Republic of China, where Soviet tanks were eventually used as a base for original local designs.
6 October 2021
The Shooting Range #272
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The British made their first foray into the world of bombers in World War 1, but there wasn’t much progress in that field during the interwar period. After the Nazis seized power, Germany’s ever increasing air capabilities prompted the British to respond in kind by supercharging their efforts to have a strong bombing arm.
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In the 1950s, Sweden, like many other countries, found itself in a pretty tough spot. Europe was caught between two superpowers — the USSR with its satellite states, and the US with the North Atlantic Alliance. One of the biggest things they needed was a domestically produced tank, suited for use in the mountainous terrain of their country. The efforts to develop a new tank started!
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